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What is a Salesforce MCP server?
A Salesforce MCP server exposes authorized Salesforce operations, such as querying records, describing schema, reading or staging metadata, and deploying changes, as standardized tools an MCP-compatible AI agent can call. Each server defines its own catalog, inputs, outputs, side effects, and authentication model.
Scoped Salesforce operations, unlimited ApexGenius tool calls, and an OAuth setup for the selected connection.
Without MCP, an AI assistant only knows what you paste into it. With an MCP server connected, declared tools can run a SOQL query, describe an object, read a Flow definition, stage an Apex class, validate metadata, or deploy to an authorized project.
Servers differ widely in capability. The current ApexGenius catalog has 21 tools covering project discovery, stored and live metadata, staged files and documentation, SOQL, record create/update/delete, anonymous Apex, validation, deployment, status, and cancellation. It does not currently expose report or dashboard tools.
Because MCP is an open standard, ApexGenius can support several AI clients. Each client still has its own setup, transport, plan, workspace, authorization, and confirmation behavior, so compatibility must be verified for the exact product.
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